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Glossary entry

German term or phrase:

Frühstückswürstel

English translation:

breakfast sausage(s)

Added to glossary by Jeannie Graham
Nov 23, 2005 15:32
18 yrs ago
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German term

Frühstückswürstel

German to English Marketing Food & Drink
list of breakfast items on a menu
Proposed translations (English)
4 +5 breakfast sausage(s)
3 +7 chipolatas
4 +2 breakfast sausage links
3 +2 small breakfast sausage(s)
4 Sausages
4 petite sausages / (cocktail) mini sausages
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Discussion

Francis Lee (X) Nov 23, 2005:
What kind of menu? For Spud-U-like, the Finanzamt canteen or an all-night ties-off corporate rave on the Nile?

Proposed translations

+5
2 mins
German term (edited): Fr�hst�cksw�rstel
Selected

breakfast sausage(s)

:-)
Peer comment(s):
agree michael10705 (X)
6 mins
Vielen Dank :-)
agree Tanja K
25 mins
Thank you :-)!
agree roneill
59 mins
cheers Ronat :-)
agree rangepost
1 hr
cheers :-)
neutral Francis Lee (X) : Obviously they're not gonna be 2-pound Cumberland jobs, but you might want to get the "size" element in there for the benefit of light eaters .../ Fair enough - there's my ignorance of the German-speaking world south of the Main. But why only Austria?
3 hrs
Sorry Francis - this text is from Austria and we say Würstel to a Wiener (or Frankfurter as they are called in Austria) and other bigger sausages; bigger than the average English breakfast sausage! And what's more, you can get them all at a Würstelstand.
agree Trudy Peters : definitely - for the US
12 hrs
cheers Trudy :-)
neutral Stephen Sadie : with francis
16 hrs
Thanks for your comment and sorry to disappoint you. This text is from Austria and we say Würstel to a Wiener (or Frankfurter as they are called in Austria) and other bigger sausages; bigger than the average English breakfast sausage!
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "thank you"
3 mins
German term (edited): Fr�hst�cksw�rstel

Sausages

This is what I am always reading on the breakfast menus - at least in the US..
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+7
10 mins
German term (edited): Fr�hst�cksw�rstel

chipolatas

(small sausages)

breakfast bangers
Peer comment(s):
agree Gillian Scheibelein : like the little Nurenberger you can get at Aldi, mmmmm
8 mins
agree Frosty
10 mins
agree Cilian O'Tuama : hopefully gammelfleischfrei
24 mins
agree writeaway
43 mins
agree Lancashireman
1 hr
agree Hilary Davies Shelby : both work for the UK, but not in the US
2 hrs
neutral Richard Benham : ...sounds a bit too Hispanic rather than Teutonic to me!
5 hrs
If it's being translated into English - guess it should sound/relate to the English speaking audience ...
neutral Stephen Sadie : unsure whether all froreigners would understand that jerrie
16 hrs
agree sporty
3 days 14 hrs
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+2
2 hrs
German term (edited): Fr�hst�cksw�rstel

breakfast sausage links

Peer comment(s):
agree Hilary Davies Shelby : if it's for the US market, you do need to specify that this is link sausage, as you point out. In the UK you could use chipolatas
7 mins
agree Michele Fauble
1 day 1 min
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2 hrs
German term (edited): Fr�hst�cksw�rstel

petite sausages / (cocktail) mini sausages

hugely popular across the (English-speaking) globe
http://www.biddlest.com/events/breakfast_cocktail.htm
http://inet3.reidhosp.com/cafeteria/catering/Catering1.htm
http://www.southleagues.com.au/menus.htm
http://www.3fatchicks.com/forum/showthread.php?t=21107
http://www.columbustelegram.com/articles/2005/05/05/news/new...
http://www.courierpress.com/ecp/warrick/article/0,1626,ECP_1...
(from the sublime to the shocking, these ref's ...)

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Note added at 3 hrs 17 mins (2005-11-23 18:49:27 GMT)
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mini sausages, that is ...
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+2
2 mins
German term (edited): Fr�hst�cksw�rstel

small breakfast sausage(s)

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Note added at 16 hrs 49 mins (2005-11-24 08:22:10 GMT)
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By the way "small breakfast sausages" gioogles very nicely!One example here:
You can use really any amount of sausages you wish, just don't use the small
breakfast sausages for this, I have even made this using meatballs in place of ...
www.recipezaar.com/138507 - 31k - 23. Nov. 2005 - Im Cache - Ähnliche Seiten
Peer comment(s):
agree Dr. Georg Schweigart
2 mins
thanks georg
agree karolina_mb
13 mins
thanks karolina
neutral Francis Lee (X) : If these are on a "Breakfast" menu anyway, surely you could do without repeating the word? / I'm not disagreeing, after all, Stephen ;-)
2 hrs
this denotes the tyope of sausage, francis//who's nitpicking now ?? try googling "breakfast sausages"
neutral Norbert Hermann : In Austria a Würstel is not necessary small - and this text is from Austria!
17 hrs
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